So even though the EU has narrow direct competences in the field of health, European health policy is gradually and incrementally taking shape [ 40] based on other legal bases.
The direct transformation competence of BIBACs streamlines their uses for gene and QTL cloning [ 23], large-scale genome functional analysis [ 19, 22, 24] and molecular breeding.
A straightforward genre exercise, directed with more competence than inspiration, "I, Robot" lacks both the intellectual rigor and the soulful sublimity of "A.I.," but it nonetheless allows some genuine ideas and emotions to pop up amid the noise and clutter.
The movie, directed with dispirited competence by Harold Becker, a Hollywood veteran, never lets Mr. Vaughn figure out who he is, other than a thug who somehow gets the man of the year award from the chamber of commerce.
He doesn't really have much to do in "Race to Witch Mountain" (which was directed with reasonable competence by Andy Fickman) — throw some punches, react with incredulity and, well, race to Witch Mountain — but it's not painful to watch him do it.
These models are advantageous in modelling multidimensional competences because they allow direct comparisons between competing models and show the relationship between item difficulties and person ability parameters.
Although not a direct assessment of translational competence in planta, this assay provides a convenient measure of general competence for eukaryotic translation, including cap-binding, and is a good indicator of correct folding of the proteins under test.
Chomsky means to deny that acceptability judgments are direct evidence of linguistic competence.
The indirect effect and direct effect of digital competence on DIL were 0.07 and 0.21 respectively.
pBS32 encodes RapP, a phosphatase that, besides repressing Spo0F activity, also inhibits genetic competence through direct or indirect repression of ComA (Parashar et al. 2013; Omer Bendori et al. 2015).
